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1 Kirtinee Ramesh and Deepalakshmi Manickam
Aweng said widespread land-use changes, including the destruction of natural flood retention zones, have significantly undermined Malaysia’s ability to manage excess water naturally. – ADIB RAWI YAHYA/THESUN

Need for nature-based strategies to curb flood risks

PETALING JAYA: Despite years of government investment and major infrastructure projects aimed at reducing flood risks, many areas in Malaysia – especially flood-prone zones like Taman Sri Muda in Shah ...

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